《施瓦兹外科学原理》(schwartz Principle of Surgery)8ed
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中文名: 施瓦兹外科学原理英文名: schwartz Principle of Surgery别名: 施瓦兹外科学版本: 8ed发行时间: 2004年地区: 美国对白语言: 英语文字语言: 英文简介:
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Preface
For the past 35 years, the Principles of Surgery has been edited by Dr. Seymour Schwartz and a group of outstanding co-editors. It has been considered the leading large textbook for general surgery worldwide. I was surprised and deeply honored to have been asked to assume the role of editor-in-chief and was determined to ensure that the reputation of this legendary book would carry on its tradition of excellence. In this effort, the first assigned task was to select a new group of co-editors. After careful deliberation, five departmental chairmen who are leading scholars in a variety of specialties were selected from universities around the country. Our first meeting to discuss the development of the eighth edition of Schwartz's Principles of Surgery defined our first goal: to preserve the style and structure of the classic Principles of Surgery with its basic and clinical sections and to preserve the titles of 95% of the chapters. However, it soon became apparent after a thorough review of each chapter that new authors, those who were leaders in their respective fields, would be selected to compose this extensively updated and modernized text. Upon completion, 76% of the chapters are from new authors. These chapters contain the latest in surgical science, surgical techniques, and therapy for students, residents, and surgeons. Six new chapters have been added to round out this eighth edition: Cell, Genomics, and Molecular Surgery, Soft Tissue Sarcomas, Anesthesia of the Surgical Patient, the Surgical Management of Obesity, Patient Safety, Errors, and Complications in Surgery, and Surgical Considerations in the Elderly. Another important component of this work identified by the editorial team was the artwork. A new artist (Philip Ashley Associates) was selected to direct the art program, which provides clear and consistent learning aids throughout the text and visually reflects the comprehensive and updated nature of this book.
The editorial team is deeply honored to carry forward the tradition of this great textbook into the 21st century. As a team we have worked diligently to create a state-of-the-art textbook to help students, residents, and surgeons study the craft of surgery and it is to students of surgery of all ages that we dedicate this book. It is your own devotion to learning the language of surgery that will translate into the best care of patients around the world. We hope the textbook will serve as the cornerstone of your own learning program as it has for the study of surgery for the past 35 years.
We wish to thank Katie Elsbury and Susie Lee for their exceptional skills in helping edit and coordinate all communication. We wish to thank Marc Strauss, Michelle Watt, and their team at McGraw-Hill for their willingness to work with us. We would also like to thank our families, whose love and support made this book possible.
F. Charles Brunicardi, M.D., F.A.C.S.
October 2004
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Preface
For the past 35 years, the Principles of Surgery has been edited by Dr. Seymour Schwartz and a group of outstanding co-editors. It has been considered the leading large textbook for general surgery worldwide. I was surprised and deeply honored to have been asked to assume the role of editor-in-chief and was determined to ensure that the reputation of this legendary book would carry on its tradition of excellence. In this effort, the first assigned task was to select a new group of co-editors. After careful deliberation, five departmental chairmen who are leading scholars in a variety of specialties were selected from universities around the country. Our first meeting to discuss the development of the eighth edition of Schwartz's Principles of Surgery defined our first goal: to preserve the style and structure of the classic Principles of Surgery with its basic and clinical sections and to preserve the titles of 95% of the chapters. However, it soon became apparent after a thorough review of each chapter that new authors, those who were leaders in their respective fields, would be selected to compose this extensively updated and modernized text. Upon completion, 76% of the chapters are from new authors. These chapters contain the latest in surgical science, surgical techniques, and therapy for students, residents, and surgeons. Six new chapters have been added to round out this eighth edition: Cell, Genomics, and Molecular Surgery, Soft Tissue Sarcomas, Anesthesia of the Surgical Patient, the Surgical Management of Obesity, Patient Safety, Errors, and Complications in Surgery, and Surgical Considerations in the Elderly. Another important component of this work identified by the editorial team was the artwork. A new artist (Philip Ashley Associates) was selected to direct the art program, which provides clear and consistent learning aids throughout the text and visually reflects the comprehensive and updated nature of this book.
The editorial team is deeply honored to carry forward the tradition of this great textbook into the 21st century. As a team we have worked diligently to create a state-of-the-art textbook to help students, residents, and surgeons study the craft of surgery and it is to students of surgery of all ages that we dedicate this book. It is your own devotion to learning the language of surgery that will translate into the best care of patients around the world. We hope the textbook will serve as the cornerstone of your own learning program as it has for the study of surgery for the past 35 years.
We wish to thank Katie Elsbury and Susie Lee for their exceptional skills in helping edit and coordinate all communication. We wish to thank Marc Strauss, Michelle Watt, and their team at McGraw-Hill for their willingness to work with us. We would also like to thank our families, whose love and support made this book possible.
F. Charles Brunicardi, M.D., F.A.C.S.
October 2004